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In a bullish two-bar reversal, what does it mean if the second bar (the up-bar) has significantly lower volume than the first bar (the down-bar)?
- Market-makers are trapping the buyers on a low-volume bounce
- The supply was fully removed on the first bar, requiring little effort to rise
- The rally is fake and the market will likely fall further
- Professional money is still selling on the second bar
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